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The word ‘iris’ comes from the Greek word ‘iridium” which means rainbow, an
indication of the vast array of species and colors associated with this flower. Usually
blooming right as spring turns to summer, the iris has long held the symbolism for
hope. Additional meanings include faith, wisdom, cherished friendship, valor and
wisdom. The shape of the iris flower was the inspiration behind the French fleur-de-lis.
This painting was created in response to the tornado disasters in Joplin, Missouri, Alabama
and all across the South and the Midwest. Pictorially, we wanted to show how hope can
grow even in the darkest times. This hope comes not from us or our own strength, but from above. By creating this piece, Painting for Life is saying that we stand with you as you
encounter your own personal struggles, knowing that there is a hope that is everlasting. As with all of our products, a proceed from the sale of this card will go to help domestic charities.
indication of the vast array of species and colors associated with this flower. Usually
blooming right as spring turns to summer, the iris has long held the symbolism for
hope. Additional meanings include faith, wisdom, cherished friendship, valor and
wisdom. The shape of the iris flower was the inspiration behind the French fleur-de-lis.
This painting was created in response to the tornado disasters in Joplin, Missouri, Alabama
and all across the South and the Midwest. Pictorially, we wanted to show how hope can
grow even in the darkest times. This hope comes not from us or our own strength, but from above. By creating this piece, Painting for Life is saying that we stand with you as you
encounter your own personal struggles, knowing that there is a hope that is everlasting. As with all of our products, a proceed from the sale of this card will go to help domestic charities.
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